Fillers för kindben och haka i Stockholm
Are you thinking about restoring volume or defining your facial features? At The Faculty, you’ll meet qualified specialists who offer bespoke injection treatments. We’ll guide you with the utmost medical precision and care from your very first visit.
What does treatment with fillers involve?
Fillers are usually made from synthetic hyaluronic acid. This is a moisture-binding sugar molecule that occurs naturally in the body. Depending on how the filler is formulated (cross-linked), it can be tailored to either provide firm, structural support to bony areas such as the cheekbones and chin, or to give soft volume and flexibility to the lips.
Our methods for volume and contour
We use only market-leading, well-documented hyaluronic acid. Our injection specialists carefully assess which product is medically best suited to your skin and your aesthetic goals.
Julaine of Sweden
We also offer innovative treatment options from Julaine for patients seeking targeted tissue integration and skin rejuvenation.
Balancing proportions
By strategically placing carefully measured volumes (for example, 1 ml or 2 ml of fillers above the cheekbones), we can achieve a visual lift and restore a balanced structure to the entire face.
Gentle methods
Whether we are restoring volume to the cheekbones or defining the jawline, our injection specialists use refined techniques to minimise the impact on your tissue. By typically working with blunt needles in specific anatomical layers, we can administer the filler extremely gently. A meticulous approach is absolutely crucial to reducing bleeding, minimising the risk of swelling and ensuring that the hyaluronic acid integrates correctly for a safe and long-lasting result.
A clinic full of expertise
Injecting volumising fillers places enormous demands on clinical expertise and anatomical understanding. At The Faculty, you will only be treated by qualified doctors and nurses. Our work is guided by scientific evidence, sterile procedures and honest communication. We guide you through your various treatment options so that you have exactly the information you need to feel fully informed and confident throughout your patient journey.
Price of fillers for the cheekbones and chin
Your exact cost will be determined during your consultation and is based on the number of millilitres of hyaluronic acid required to provide the right structural support for your anatomy.
Fillers
4 500
Consultation with a surgeon
600
Nursing consultation
0
Pre-treatment consultation
It all starts with a consultation with a qualified specialist, either online or in person. We analyse your facial structure and discuss whether, for example, 1 ml or 2 ml of cheekbone fillers are medically appropriate for you. You will receive detailed information about the various products, risks and realistic expectations.
After the consultation, you have a statutory cooling-off period of at least 48 hours (which applies to aesthetic injection treatments) to allow you to decide in your own time whether you wish to give your consent.
Fillers in the cheekbones and chin
Step by step
To ensure you feel well looked after and know exactly what to expect, we follow a strict and safe procedure for our injections.
01. Consultation
Medical assessment and choice of method
Your practitioner will assess your body proportions and determine which product is best suited to your needs. We will also go through your health declaration in detail.
02. Preparations
Preparations for safe treatment
To reduce the risk of bruising, you should avoid taking blood-thinning medication and omega-3 supplements in the days leading up to the procedure. At the clinic, your face will be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected with chlorhexidine.
03. The treatment
Safe care at the clinic
The product, which often contains a built-in local anaesthetic, is injected deeply and gently beneath the skin. When treating the cheekbones or chin, the filler is injected close to the bone using a fine needle or a blunt cannula to provide optimal structural support.
04. Recovery & healing
Self-care and convalescence guidelines
Things to bear in mind after cheekbone fillers: Avoid touching the injection sites and do not apply make-up for the first 12 hours. You should also avoid strenuous exercise and saunas for the next two days.
05. Monitoring & results
Medical check-up and final assessment
Swelling following cheekbone fillers is common in the first few days, but the tissue will have healed after around two weeks. At that point, the final result can be fully assessed during a follow-up appointment, if required.
Results following treatment
The results of hyaluronic acid are visible immediately, but it can take up to two weeks for the gel to attract moisture and become fully integrated into the tissue. The longevity of firmer fillers, such as Restylane Voluma for cheekbones, is very good and usually lasts between 12 and 18 months, sometimes longer, before the body gradually breaks down the substance.
Our specialists in injections
At The Faculty, all treatments are carried out by a hand-picked team of qualified doctors and nurses. Working with the deep volume and contours of the face requires an advanced understanding of bone structure, fat pads and blood vessels. Our high level of clinical expertise is your best guarantee of a medically safe procedure.
Per Hedén
Plastic surgery » Injection treatments » Skin treatments
Birgit Stark
Plastic surgery » Injection treatments
Jonas Röjdmark
Plastic surgery » Injection treatments
Riikka Veltheim
Plastic surgery » Injection treatments
Nahal Agheli
Injection treatments » Skin treatments
Therese von Post
Injection treatments » Skin treatments
Ulrika Erhardt
Injection treatments » Skin treatmentsWho can undergo the treatment?
To undergo treatment with fillers, you must be over 18 and in good health. The procedure is suitable for patients who wish to restore volume or define specific facial features. For medical safety reasons, we never treat people who are pregnant, breastfeeding or who have an active infection in the treatment area.
Complications and risks
All cosmetic injections carry medical risks (such as the risks associated with cheekbone fillers). The most common are temporary swelling, tenderness and bruising. More serious complications, such as vascular occlusion (where the gel accidentally blocks a blood vessel), are extremely rare but theoretically possible. By applying in-depth anatomical knowledge and using blunt-tipped needles, our specialists significantly minimise this risk. We also always have the emergency medication Hyalase on hand so that we can immediately dissolve the hyaluronic acid if necessary.
Other treatments for profile and texture
A volume-restoring treatment using fillers is often part of a wider treatment plan. Depending on your facial structure, our experts may also recommend muscle-relaxing injections or biostimulators (such as Juläine or Sculptra) to build up the skin’s own collagen over the long term. If you require more permanent changes, you can also book a surgical consultation with our plastic surgery specialists.
Fillers in the earlobes
Fillers happen
Treatment of marionette lines
Fillers under the eyes and tear troughs
Fillers for the corners of the mouth
Fillers in the jawline
Chin fillers
Näskorrigering med fillers (Liquid Rhinoplasty)
Cheek fillers
Lip fillers
Our clinics
At The Faculty, medical expertise meets a welcoming atmosphere. At Hangövägen 20, you will find our custom-built clinic, designed to meet strict clinical standards for hygiene and safety. For injection treatments and skincare, we welcome you to our walk-in clinic at Humlegårdsgatan 14 in Östermalm. Our practice is guided by a scientific approach and extensive experience, creating a safe and transparent treatment journey.
Payment guarantee and insurance
Choosing to undergo an aesthetic surgical procedure or an injection treatment is a personal decision, and at The Faculty, we value complete transparency by always providing a clear and itemized price quote during your consultation. For your peace of mind, you are covered by comprehensive patient insurance as well as an extended warranty period during the healing process. For those who wish, we also offer financial guidance regarding installment options—as a flexible choice entirely separate from the medical assessment.
Why have a facial filler treatment?
Beslutet att genomgå en volymbehandling grundar sig ofta i en vilja att balansera ansiktets proportioner. Många söker sig till oss för att markera sina kindben, skapa en tydligare profil med fillers i hakan, eller bygga ett subtilt ansiktslyft med fillers över tinning och käklinje. I takt med åldrandet förlorar huden och fettkuddarna naturlig volym, och för många handlar valet om att återskapa detta stöd. Vårt mål är att förstå dina specifika anatomiska förutsättningar och, i en öppen dialog, forma en säker behandlingsplan utifrån dina förväntningar.
Frequently asked questions about fillers
Here we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions about fillers.
How much do cheek and chin fillers cost?
Prices start at SEK 4,500. The exact total cost depends on how many millilitres your practitioner estimates are needed to build adequate support in your specific tissue.
How many millilitres are needed for the cheekbones and chin?
It varies greatly from person to person. Some achieve a balanced result with 1 ml (0.5 ml per side), whilst patients with greater volume loss may need 2 ml or more (2 ml of cheekbone filler) to restore the correct proportions.
Does it hurt to have fillers injected into the chin and cheekbones?
The procedure is usually virtually painless. Most modern fillers contain the local anaesthetic lidocaine, which numbs the area as the injection is administered.
What is normal swelling after cheekbone fillers?
It is perfectly normal for the skin over the cheekbones to feel tight, tender and swollen in the first few days after the treatment. This initial tissue reaction will gradually subside over the coming weeks.
How should I sleep after having cheek fillers?
To avoid putting pressure on the filler and to minimise unnecessary swelling, we recommend that you sleep on your back, preferably with your head slightly raised on an extra pillow, for the first 2–3 nights.